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Remembrance of the Avant-Garde: Archival Camera CollectionCamera Collection in HKFASuper 8mm Camera
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Bauer C 3 Super
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1966 / Made in Germany / Silent / Single frame shooting
The viewfinder is mounted to the side of the camera so that the camera is a little bit shorter than the others
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Bauer C 4 Makro
Super 8mm / Marketed in the 1970s / Made in Germany / Silent
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Beaulieu 6008S Hall Sensor System
Super 8 mm/Marketed in 1979/Madein France/Magnetic sound recording/200ft.Super matic super 8 cassette Capable of taking interchange ablelenses
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Bell & Howell
441 Autoload
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1968 / Made in USA / Silent
The first super 8 movie camera with “focus-Maric” function
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Bell & Howell
1225 XL AF - Filmosonic
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1978 / Made in Japan by the US-based company / Magnetic sound recording
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Bolex
160 Macrozoom
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1970 / Made in Switzerland / Silent / Single frame shooting
Design of the camera resembles the professional 16mm or 35mm movie cameras
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Braun Nizo S8T
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1966 / Made in Germany / Silent / Single frame shooting
Owning to its high quality and selling price, it was a kind of top and trendy product of the time
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Braun Nizo S560
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1970 / Made in Germany / Silent
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Canon
Auto Zoom 814
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1967 / Made in Japan / Silent / Single frame shooting
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Canon Auto Zoom 518 SV
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1971 / Made in Japan / Silent / Fade in and out effects possible with manual aperture control
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Canon Canosound 514XL - S
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1976 / Made in Japan / Magnetic sound recording
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Canon 1014 XL-S
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1979 / Made in Japan / Magnetic sound recording or synchronised recording on tape recorder
Multifunctions: 10x zoom, slow motion, selftimer, etc, it was hailed as the best super 8mm camera produced in Japan at the time
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Canon AF 514XL-S
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1980 / Made in Japan / Magnetic sound recording / Autofocus
The first and only autofocus super 8mm sound camera produced by Canon
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Elmo Super 103T
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1970 / Made in Japan / Silent
Fitted with a hand grip to meet the market needs for super 8mm cameras suitable for outdoor filming
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Elmo Super 8 Sound
1012S-XL Macro
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1978 / Made in Japan / Magnetic sound recording / Single frame shooting
It supports 200 ft. Supermatic super 8 cassette
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Halina Super 8 Cine Camera
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1966 / Made in Hong Kong by W. Haking Enterprises Ltd. / Silent / Fixed focus filming
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Hanimex
CPM 53 Compact Loadmatic
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1977 / Made in Japan by the Australia-based manufacturer / Silent
Another version is in silver-black colour
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Minolta
Autopak-8 K7
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1967 / Made in Japan / Silent / Single frame shooting
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Minolta
Autopak-8 D6
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1970 / Made in Japan / Silent / Single frame shooting
The viewfinder is mounted to the lower part of the camera, which is very different from the others
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Minolta
XL-225 Sound
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1976 / Made in Japan / Magnetic sound recording
It was once used in Phoenix Cine Club’s filmmaking courses
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Minolta
XL-Sound 42
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1980 / Made in Japan / Magnetic sound recording
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Nikon 8X
Super Zoom
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1967 / Made in Japan by Nippon Kogaku / Silent
Nippon Kogaku started to produce high-performance super 8mm cameras after the first Nikon 8mm Movie Contest was held
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Nikon R8 Super Zoom
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1973 / Made in Japan by Nippon Kogaku / Silent / Single frame shooting
With a built-in Tungsten filter, which was uncommon at the time
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Yashica Super-40
Electric Zoom
Super 8mm / Marketed in 1968 / Made in Japan by Cosina / Silent / Single frame shooting
